The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10

play, Julius Caesar" by Mr.. Hannibal A.
Williams of New York city.
REV. GEORGE ALLwAY of Bath, N. H.,
preached at the Church of the Messiah on
Sunday last.
THE open-air concert by the band for this
week will be given this evening on the
Pavilion lawn.
FRANK SPEAR, while cat bat " Monday
afternoon, had his under jaw broken by one
of Aldrich's " curves"
STEPHEN G. KING is selling out his house.
hold furniture and talks of going to Boston
or Lynn, Mass, to reside.
Miss VIOLA BAGLEY of Lowell, Mass, is
in town for few weeks, spending her vaca-
ton with Mrs. b. p Young
"SEcRETARY MAHoNEy (James F.) will
make brief visit to his home in Troy, n. Y,
at the close of the muster at Bennington.
BRADFORD friends in camp at Fairlee
pond will be joined to-day by Mrs. j. ?.
Flanders and Miss Damon of this village.
THE people of First avenue want cross
ing and an electric light at the foot of Tre-
mont street, both of which are much needed.
THE young classes of the Methodist Sun
day-school enjoyed a picnic under the
charge of Mrs. ID. l.. Fuller in Langdon's
grove yesterday.
Miss MABEL MULvEy, who has for some
time past been working for Mrs. p. l..
Lyons, returned to her home at Walnut
HILL Mass, last Friday.
A PARTY of eleven ladies and gentlemen
from the Pavilion went in Adams four
horse conveyance to South Woodbury. last
Thursday and dined sumptuously at Hollis.
CAPTAIN F. L. EATON of Montpelier will
represent the Vermont division, Sons Of
Veterans, at the annual encampment to be
held at Des Mones, Iowa, August Is and 16.
Mr.. BAIRD of Chicago, the guest of Mr..
F. w. Bancroft and the possessor of highly
cultivated and pleasing baritone voice, sang
with the quartette choir of the Unitarian
church last Sunday.
KATIE, oldest daughter of W. II. Fisher
of Boston, is i'll with an attack of diphtheria,
and her grandmother, Mrs Joseph Fisher
bedside of the little sufferer
Mrs. HENRY LOWE, her daughters and
youngest son are to make Boston their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Lowe, Charles f. and
WILDER are to remain here to carry on the
grocery business of Lowe & Son.
Mr.. JOHN BATCHELDER of Highlandville
Mass, with the Colby Wringer Company
has rented the easterly half of the Joseph
Fisher house, occupied for time by |. r.
Moulton and more recently by W. S. French
GENERAL CIRCUIT, who was announced to
speak at the veterans reunion here last
week, did not arrive (much to his regret
until the second day, having in some way
got the impression that the public exercises
would occur on that day.
WILLIAM EAGAN was badly injured while
cutting granite Thursday, chip from the
chisel penetrating his clothing and piercing
the flesh in downward course to the wal
of the abdomen. Medical attendants failed
to find the steel and the unfortunate fellow
is taking an involuntary aud enforced va
cation.
AMONG the numerous arrivals at the
Pavilion the past week were DR.. Dibblt
Cthe oculist) and wife, st. Louis; A. w
Wheelock and wife, Boston; d. C. New
comb and family, Kansas; j. II. Sterling
and wife, Bridgeport, CT; r. G. Adams
Lexington, Ky: T. II. Baldwin and family
Boston; G. E. Kent, Dakota; j. E. Combs
! Auburn, Me.
Mr.. A. A. HADLEY of Boston was in towi
over Sunday on his way to Morrisville IL
graduated from the New England Con
servatory of Music last June, but will re
main in Boston, where he has good posi-
ton as organist another year, teaching ant
playing. He intends to graduate from tn
| College of Music next year.
COMPANY II will start for muster on th
1920 train this morning with about forty
five men and the best drummer in the regi
ment. The uniforms of the Guard hav
been retrimmed and placed in first-clas
shape by the veteran tailor, Colonel r. r.
Riker, and the appearance of the Montpelie
company at the muster will be surpassed b.
none in camp.
AT the regular biweekly meeting of th
st. Jean Baptiste Society, held last Thurs
day evening, the following officers for tn
ensuing nall-year were lnstaileu' Cnaplaln
Rev. w. j. O'Sullivan; president, j. h
Doucette vice-president, f. Pratt; secre
tary, Joseph Lebel assistant secretary
George Lebaue; treasurer, S. Neveux
assistant treasurer, G. Seguin; marshal, X
| Lanier assistant marshal, Moses Bell
committee of visitors A. Charest, T. Altar
and p. Chenette; reception committee, l.
Geroux, p. Badord and p. Marcott.
LETTERS uncalled for at the Moutpelie
(Vt.) post-office August 6, 1887
| Miss Fanny NJ. Carpenter, Geo. Is. BEIGE,
| Miss Ida +. Dodge, j. Goldman,
| Mrs. Charles Dusham, Milton Drew,
| Nellie Folsom, w. Glover,
| Mrs. French, j. ii, Holmes,
| Miss Emma Hayford, g. Marion,
| Ellen y. Mccoy, Henry M0ntacu
| Mrs. Molloy McLeth, Win Richardson
Mrs. c. g. Poor A. J. Phillips,
Mrs. l.. NJ, Palmer, W. Starr,
| Miss Nellie Shannesey, n. Scott,
Miss Hattie Taylor, Fred f. Young
Parties applying for any of the above nut
say advertised and give the date.